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British Culture Archive is a non-profit resource documenting everyday life, society and culture in the UK.
In 2021 we plan to open a permanent gallery and exhibition space in Manchester where we can showcase our People’s Archive alongside guest exhibitions from our featured photographers. The People’s Archive Gallery will be a free accessible and inclusive space where we can showcase our archive documenting everyday life, working class society and culture in the UK.
If you appreciate the work we do you can support our Crowdfunder which will help towards our gallery space as well as our current exhibitions that we are holding throughout the UK.
You can support our Crowdfunder here.
2017 – 2021 © British Culture Archive | The People’s Archive ®
Photographer Features
Photographs of the Rockabilly/Psychobilly Scene, 1982 | Garry Stuart
I first started to document the Rockabilly scene in Swindon when I took my camera to a gig at a run down pub called The
Teenage Kicks | Photographs of Street Football | Toby Binder
Toby Binder was born 1977 in Esslingen, Germany and studied at the Stuttgart Academy of Art and Design. Toby’s photography predominately focuses on social, environmental
People of Merseyside, 1980s | Photographs by Ruth Toda-Nation
By Ruth Toda-Nation. In the 1980’s my home of Merseyside was so often portrayed in relation to its economic deprivation. The Toxteth riots were in
